Nobel Winners Propose Hangover Cures
UPI reports five Nobel Prize laureates offer varied hangover remedies. Linus Pauling favors six grams daily of vitamin C before drinking. Glen Seaborg suggests olive oil and rest. Luis Alvarez recalls pure oxygen. Edwin McMillan says he never gets hungover. Melvin Calvin drinks California champagne.
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Linus Pauling
Glen Seaborg
Luis Alvarez
Edwin McMillan
Melvin Calvin
California
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The
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Pakistan temblor leaves thousands dead in Swat Valley
A powerful earthquake struck Pattan in Swat Valley killing many and injuring thousands. Army relief efforts moved in as helicopters delivered doctors and supplies while roads remained blocked by debris. Survivors cited widespread destruction and freezing temperatures.
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UPI survey portrays 1974 as brutal year for Americans
A UPI survey finds most Americans view 1974 negatively amid drought, inflation, and unemployment. Farmers suffer through late rains and drought while Detroit and Chicago workers face layoffs. Households hunt for bargains as budgets tighten and retirees describe a harsh year on fixed incomes.
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Richard LaNeau
Gary
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Midwest
Willie Smith
Detroit Auto
Anna Stroberg
New York City
Tony Cervelli
Annette
St. Louis
Mills admits openly to drinking problem
UPI reports Representative Wilbur Mills publicly acknowledges a drinking problem from his hospital bed. He pledges to quit drinking and remain in Congress after a period of troubling conduct linked to his relationship with Annabel Battistella known as Fanne Fox.
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Annabel Battistella
Fanne Fox
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Managua Free Hostages as Guerrillas Flee with Ransom
Lazlo Pataky recalls the raid as 13 hostages were released by leftist guerrillas who fled to Cuba with a $5 million ransom. The militants demanded freedom for political prisoners and freed several captives after storming a Managua party. Notables present included Nicaragua's foreign minister and an American businessman, while the envoy and others were exchanged for the hostages.
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la Merced
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Jose Maria Castillo
Pataky
Shelton
Washington
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David B. Carpenter
Rockville, Md
Carpenter
Castillo
United States
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